Cambridge, MA: American Friends Service Committee, 1970. First Edition. An earlier issue of one of the longest-running journals on peace and justice in the U.S. Founded in 1972 and rooted in Quaker values, Peacework focused on "Global Thought and Local Action for Nonviolent Social Change." A good portion of the..... More

Oakland: Strange Faeces, [1974]. First Edition. Quarto (28cm). Side-stapled sheets, pictorial card covers and pictorial dustjacket; unpaginated [150pp]; illus. Light rubbing to wrapper edges, else Near Fine. In the original dustwrapper, creased at wallet edges, torn at upper spine panel but complete; Very Good. A generous double-sized issue of this..... More

St. Louis: Actaeon Group, 1995. First Edition. Quarto (28cm.); staplebound self-wrappers; 11pp.; illus. Fine condition. Missouri-based UFO fanzine. Order form (light dampstaining) laid in. OCLC locates one copy as of January, 2018, at Ohio State. More

Savannah, GA: 1895. Printed self wrappers, 24cm x 16cm; [8]pp. Printed on newsprint. Wear to extremities (without loss); old dampstain affecting first two leaves; Good and sound. An apparently unrecorded trade monthly for drummers, bill-posters, and handbill distributors. A charmingly rustic piece of 19th-century Americana; the writing, layout, and printing..... More

Sausalito, CA: Black World Foundation, 1974. First Edition. Small quarto (25.75cm); pictorial card wrappers, stapled; [1]-64pp. Light wear and dust-soil to wrappers, original postal label on rear cover; contents clean; Very Good+. Contents include contributions by S.E. Anderson, J. Herman Blake, Lenneal J. Henderson, Shirley Graham Du Bois, Juanita Jackson..... More

Sunflower, MS: MFDP, 1968. First Edition. Tabloid bifolium (57.5cm); original newsprint wrappers; 4pp; illus. Two old folds, trivial wear to extremities, else Near Fine. Late issue of the official publishing organ of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party (MFDP), established in 1964 to challenge discrimination based on race in the electoral..... More

San Francisco: The Black World Foundation, 1970. First Edition. Quarto (26cm); pictorial wrappers, stapled; 63,[1]pp; illus. Light wear and handling to wrappers, with a few small scuffs and spots to same, and a contemporary mailing label to upper rear cover; Very Good+. Contents include contributions by Andrew Billingsley, Calvin B...... More

New York: Jewish Currents, 1963. First Edition. Slim octavo (21.5cm); original pictorial wrappers, stapled; 48pp; illus. Light wear and handling, tiny stain to lower edge of front wrapper; Near Fine. Contents include UN correspondent David Matis's lengthy article "Birmingham Diary: A Reporter's Observations," which contained on-the-ground coverage of the SCLC's..... More

New York: Folder, 1956. First edition. Quarto. Printed card portfolio containing loose gatherings and a few single printed sheets, plus one color serigraph on heavy stock (collated complete). Mild toning to folder; a few trivial corner-creases to contents; a Near Fine copy. Printed linotype by Floriano Vecchi at Tiber Press..... More

[Bryn Mawr, PA: Analysis and Policy Press / Institute for Democratic Socialism, 1987?]. First Edition. Octavo (21cm.); original white decorative staplebound card wrappers printed in red and black; [2],15pp. A few leaves creased at upper fore-edge corner, light dust-soil, else Very Good or better. More

New York: American Civil Liberties Union, [1965]. First Edition. Octavo (20.5cm.); original pictorial staplebound wrappers; 112pp. Spine ends a bit worn, some discoloration to rear wrapper, else Very Good and sound. More

Washington DC: Law Reporter Printing Company, 1910-1911. First Edition. Thick octavo (23cm.); original olive cloth, spine lettered in gilt, olive endpapers; xx,361;xxi,[1],378pp.; tables, text in double column. Minor wear to extremities, corners a bit bumped, else Very Good and sound. Includes the text for A.F.L. President Samuel Gomper's opening reports..... More

Boston: Charles H. Peirce, 1847. First Edition. Entire run (comprising six bi-monthly issues) of this short-lived magazine of moral hygiene, instruction, and literature, aimed at adolescent boys and young men. The content is generally progressive, with contributors such as Wendell Phillips, Lyman Beecher, George Tuckerman, William Ellery Channing, etc. well..... More